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From Properties of Adhesives
An adhesive can be defined as a substance that is capable of holding materials together by surface attachment. Surfaces on which an adhesive is applied are known as adherends, while the process of holding multiple adherends together by adhesion is called bonding. The total system, consisting of adherend and adhesive, is called a bond or joint. This handbook discusses the advantages, classification, and properties of adhesives. Using AdhesivesA good adhesive possesses the following qualities:
Advantages of AdhesivesThe advantages of adhesives are:
Disadvantages of AdhesivesThe primary disadvantages of adhesives are:
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